AI agents and automation for home services
A call that goes to voicemail while your crews are on a job is usually a job someone else gets. We build voice and chat agents that pick up when you can't, book jobs into your schedule, and follow up on estimates, connected to the field service software you already run.
Why businesses start here
Home services run on the phone. Calls come in while technicians are on site, the office is busy, or the day is over, and a homeowner with a leak or a broken air conditioner calls the next number on the list.
We build agents that answer from your own rules: the trades and areas you cover, your hours, your emergency policy, and your published prices. They work in Arabic or English, book jobs into real arrival windows, pass urgent calls to whoever is on call, and follow up on estimates and maintenance plans by text, call, and email, set up to your rules and to the consent your customers have given.
We have built for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, remodeling, carpentry, and outdoor businesses. The engineering underneath is on our voice AI and agents and automation pages.
Problems we solve
Calls missed on the job
Technicians can't answer while they work, and the office can't take every call at peak times.
After-hours emergencies
Burst pipes and broken heating don't wait for office hours, and voicemail sends those jobs elsewhere.
Estimates that go quiet
An estimate nobody follows up is a job that quietly goes to someone else.
Plans that lapse
Maintenance plans and seasonal services depend on someone remembering to call.
What we build
AI voice receptionist
Answers the calls your team can't take, day and night. Books jobs, answers questions from your rules, and passes urgent calls to whoever is on call.
Chat and messaging
Website chat and messaging that answers service, coverage, and pricing questions and books visits.
Job booking
Jobs booked into real arrival windows, by trade, area, and technician availability.
CRM and field service integration
Connected to ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, and other field service software, so bookings land on your dispatch board.
Follow-up automation
Estimate follow-ups, maintenance reminders, and job updates by text, call, and email, set up to your rules and to the consent your customers have given.
Who we build for
HVAC, plumbing, and electrical
For service trades where calls are urgent, arrival windows matter, and maintenance plans keep the calendar full.
ExploreRoofing and exteriors
For roofing and exterior contractors selling high-value jobs, where every inspection booked and estimate followed up counts.
ExploreRemodeling, construction, and carpentry
For project-based businesses where enquiries need qualifying, consultations need booking, and clients expect updates.
ExploreOutdoor living and grounds
For outdoor businesses that mix one-off projects with recurring maintenance and work around the seasons and the weather.
ExploreSystems we have integrated
Field service management and CRM
- ServiceTitan
- Housecall Pro
- Jobber
Systems we have integrated in client work. Product names are trademarks of their owners; listing an integration does not imply a partnership with, or endorsement by, the vendor.
Safeguards
Prices from your price book
Assistants are set up to quote from the prices and ranges you publish. Firm prices come from your team.
Safety first
Assistants are set up to tell anyone describing a dangerous situation, such as a gas smell, a fire, or water near electrics, to leave and contact the emergency services or their utility.
No diagnosis by phone
Assistants are built not to diagnose faults or promise a fix. They book the visit that will.
Outreach on your terms
Follow-up by text, call, and email is set up to your rules and to the consent your customers have given.
Home services FAQs
Which field service and CRM software have you integrated?
Which markets do you work in?
Do your agents speak Arabic?
Does it work after hours?
Can it handle emergency calls?
Does it replace our office team?
Further reading
Voice AI agent architecture: from phone line to response
The layers of a production voice agent, what each one does, and how to choose between a cascaded pipeline and speech-to-speech.
When a voice agent should hand off to a person
The signals that a call needs a person, how to transfer context with the call, and how to measure the balance.
How to evaluate a voice agent before it takes real calls
What to measure, how to build and simulate call scenarios, and how to roll a voice agent out safely.
See what we would build for your business
Tell us how your business runs today. We will walk you through what we would build, how it connects to your systems, and what stays with your team.